At 09:37 -0700 on 08/24/2011, Tudor wrote about Re: Edit both start
and closing HTML tags at once?:
On 24 aug., 07:29, "Robert A. Rosenberg" <rar...@banet.net> wrote:
Even worse is with HTML (as opposed to XHTML) where the closing tag
is optional (ie: </P> tags are optional so unless you always use
them, they are not always there to find since the next <P> implicitly
closed the prior one).
Maybe. But somehow this works pretty good in Dreamweaver, so it
definitely can be done.
Not necessarily. You have to remember that Dreamweaver is code so it
can treat finding a <p> before it finds a </p> as if the </p> was
there. We are talking about script where it is looking for the </p>
tag and not finding it. Even if you could look for the first </p> OR
<p> tag you would need different processing logic depending on which
you found (ie: For the <p> case act as if it were proceeded by a
</p>). This is easy to do with code but harder/impossible to do with
other methods.
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